Post subject: [2015-11-24] America "Archives Vol. 1" (America)
Posted: Mon Nov 16, 2015 9:44 am
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RichDudas wrote:
Where were these tracks available before ?
all but the one i stated earlier have been on america albums of the past, now, to be precise, not one of them have been available in the form in which they are presented here (demo, alternate takes etc), but they have been available.
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Post subject: [2015-11-24] America "Archives Vol. 1" (America)
Posted: Mon Nov 16, 2015 12:40 pm
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I love America and like that they're getting previously unavailable stuff out there. I enjoyed "Lost & Found" and I'm glad they're doing this. The price is a little steep though, at least at Amazon. They've sold a lot through CDBaby, but this title isn't showing up there yet, so I don't know if it might be cheaper there eventually.
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Post subject: [2015-11-24] America "Archives Vol. 1" (America)
Posted: Fri Nov 27, 2015 2:57 pm
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The first response that stated there was nothing new here caused me to not order this . Thank God I did further research and found out that this is ALL previously unreleased versions . That poster really needs to be more clear as to their writing . Alternates , demos and of course , unreleased songs are BIG selling points for older artists .
Post subject: [2015-11-24] America "Archives Vol. 1" (America)
Posted: Fri Nov 27, 2015 3:28 pm
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joemusic1958 wrote:
The first response that stated there was nothing new here caused me to not order this . Thank God I did further research and found out that this is ALL previously unreleased versions . That poster really needs to be more clear as to their writing . Alternates , demos and of course , unreleased songs are BIG selling points for older artists .
that was me, and there is nothing unreleased here other than the one song i mentioned above......i don't consider demos, alternate version, live versions etc to be "new songs", never did and never will.
but of course to each their own, so go for it if this is you r kind of release.
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Post subject: [2015-11-24] America "Archives Vol. 1" (America)
Posted: Fri Nov 27, 2015 3:47 pm
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It did finally show up at CDBaby, but for $15.99 plus shipping. That leaves Amazon the cheapest if you get the free shipping. Still, $17 for that CD makes me squirm a little.
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Post subject: [2015-11-24] America "Archives Vol. 1" (America)
Posted: Fri Nov 27, 2015 4:55 pm
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Walter P wrote:
It did finally show up at CDBaby, but for $15.99 plus shipping. That leaves Amazon the cheapest if you get the free shipping. Still, $17 for that CD makes me squirm a little.
Post subject: [2015-11-24] America "Archives Vol. 1" (America)
Posted: Sat Nov 28, 2015 5:46 pm
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This arrived today and I'm loving it. The cuts are predictably uneven, from very polished alternate takes or mixes to rough demos, but they're all enjoyable and a number of them are pretty great. It's so much fun to hear these familiar songs in a different light; it makes them sound so fresh, and makes me appreciate how good the songwriting is. The biggest surprise for me is Cornwall Blank, a solid album cut from Homecoming that is almost epic here. Ventura Highway, Daisy Jane, It's Life, Rainbow Song, and Horse With No Name are all highlights. The only previously unreleased song, Look Up, Look Down, is good but may be the weakest cut on the disc.
Post subject: [2015-11-24] America "Archives Vol. 1" (America)
Posted: Sat Nov 28, 2015 10:33 pm
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That's good news. I couldn't stand the wait anymore, so I pulled the trigger earlier on Amazon.
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Post subject: [2015-11-24] America "Archives Vol. 1" (America)
Posted: Sun Nov 29, 2015 2:15 pm
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I am really looking forward to the unreleased versions of the old familiar songs . There is quite the market for this kind of material and I am glad to see that America is starting to release this kind of material . Of course , the Stones , Led Zeppelin , the Beatles , Bob Dylan and many other bands have discovered that this is viable market . My couple should be here today . Really looking forward to hearing the new material !
Post subject: [2015-11-24] America "Archives Vol. 1" (America)
Posted: Mon Mar 28, 2016 4:22 pm
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Greg Carrier wrote:
This arrived today and I'm loving it. The cuts are predictably uneven, from very polished alternate takes or mixes to rough demos, but they're all enjoyable and a number of them are pretty great. It's so much fun to hear these familiar songs in a different light; it makes them sound so fresh, and makes me appreciate how good the songwriting is. The biggest surprise for me is Cornwall Blank, a solid album cut from Homecoming that is almost epic here. Ventura Highway, Daisy Jane, It's Life, Rainbow Song, and Horse With No Name are all highlights. The only previously unreleased song, Look Up, Look Down, is good but may be the weakest cut on the disc.
America fans need this.
I finally broke down and ordered this, and I share Greg's enthusiasm. The older I get, the more I enjoy alternates, demos and live versions for putting a little different spin on songs that are ingrained in mind. Breathes new life.
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